Give your coding agents a clear path to release.

Keep requirements, design instructions, project gates, and test evidence together. Symbolic helps you direct the work and review what is ready before you approve the next step.

Get started See how it works

Your coding agent writes the software. Symbolic keeps the brief, the decisions, and the evidence available for the next review.

Agree on

The brief

Direct

Agent work

Review

Evidence

One project

Know what your agent did, and what it actually proved.

A requirement becomes the instruction pack your agent works from. The run brings back what it observed, and the gate opens on what that evidence supports.

See how it works

Illustration of one project's rail. Your runs and gates use your own records.

Keep the brief, the work, and the review connected.

Make the requirement specific

Define what the user should be able to do. Give your agent acceptance criteria and the design instructions it should preserve.

Review what ready means

Use Flow to organize the project into phases. Inspect the criteria and their supporting evidence before moving forward.

Keep the next agent informed

Carry decisions, repository state, and unresolved work into the next handoff so the recipient has a clear place to continue.

A project gate gives progress a reason.

Flow organizes the work into phases. Each phase has criteria to satisfy and evidence to review, so the next decision is tied to the work.

What was agreed

Requirements and project context describe the result the team is working toward.

What was demonstrated

Evidence records support the criteria. Claims without verification remain visible.

What needs attention

Gate findings make unresolved conditions available for the next decision.

Explore the next step

Explore Flow For founders For engineering teams For agencies

Checks

Review the evidence behind the release.

Compare the behavior you expect with the observations you have. See what is supported and which claims need another test before you approve the work.

Explore Checks

Illustration of a page check. User journeys need separate test evidence.

Instructions

Give your agent the rules that matter.

Repository instructions can pile up. Collect them, resolve which rules apply to your task, and produce an instruction pack with its sources attached.

Explore Instructions

Example task and repository rules. Your instruction pack uses your own inputs.

Start with one behavior worth getting right

Choose a project

Connect a GitHub repository and name the customer behavior you want to build or improve.

Define the acceptance criteria

Record what should happen and what evidence would demonstrate it. Pin the brief and design instructions.

Build and collect observations

Use your coding agent and test tools. Bring the relevant results back to the project, with the conditions under which they were observed.

Review and decide

Compare the evidence with the criteria. Accept the supported work or give the next task a specific gap to resolve.

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A few things to know

Symbolic helps people direct software work done with coding agents. Keep the requirements, design instructions, project phases, and test evidence together so the next decision has a clear basis.